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Midget C1 plays for banner

The Midget House C1 squad will play for the playoff banner on Saturday in Squamish. The local squad finished the playoff round with a 6-1 win over Whistler last Sunday at home to finish on top in the round-robin playoff, one point ahead of Hollyburn.

Chat crowned North Shore champs

Mission accomplished! The Chat senior boys scaled the basketball mountain last Thursday, slaying the Sutherland Sabres en route to their first North Shore AA title since 2002.

Scorpions win gold division title

You could almost hear the chorus of "We are the champions" as the U14 girls' Scorpions came off the field after a 1-1 draw with the Burnaby Blast last weekend. The Scorpions played a wonderful game.

Another win for junior Pigs

Sunday was another super day for junior rugby and the Gibsons Pigs. Gibsons started slow against the Capilanos U16 squad that came to the Coast on Sunday, but Gibsons pulled out their second win in as many weeks 33-31.

Junior Pigs take down Richmond

Sunday afternoon was a beautiful day for rugby as the Gibsons Pigs junior rugby squad took on Richmond RFC at Cougar Field.

Chat boys in North Shore final

The Chatelech senior boys basketball team's shot at a provincial championship berth is still alive.

House squads battle to a tie

The game was hard hitting, fast paced and entertaining - everything you want in a playoff hockey game.

Midgets win league banner

The Midget House C1 squad capped an incredible regular season in style on the weekend when it was awarded the banner in the league division. The team maintained its first place position throughout the season, finishing with a 17-1-2 record.

Elphi girls win thriller over Collingwood

The Elphinstone Cougars finished off the regular season in thrilling fashion last Thursday with a 50-44 comeback win over the Collingwood Cavaliers. The senior girls finished league play with a .

Rep Strikers host youth camp

The U16 boy's rep Strikers soccer team played host to a successful soccer camp last Friday. The camp had 25 children aged nine to 12 in the morning session on a beautiful day at Piccadilly Park.